in my opinion, has been laid to rest and is required to be given its due burial". Judgement further stated that "…much attempts have been made to rake up this issue time and again, applications were tendered in the course of the present proceedings and independent proceedings have been initiated to seek reliefs under Section 319 of CrPC to arraign as co-accused senior police officers and other government officials, and such proceedings have been found to be without merit by all courts at all levels, including the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India.......no material has been considered even prima facie worthwhile to arraign such senior police officers and government officials and politicians in power as accused in a number of proceedings, including the present proceedings, and in my opinion, therefore, it would be unsafe and improper to even have a further discussion on this aspect.". In popular culture Rahul Dholakia directed, Parzania (2005), starring Naseeruddin Shah and Sarika as the Parsi couple, Rupa and Dara Mody of the Gulbarg Society, whose 10-year-old son Azhar Mody went missing after a mob attack. Subsequently, at the 2006 National Film Awards the film won two awards, the National Film Award for Best Actress for Sarika, as well as award for National Film Award for Best Direction. The film was not released in Gujarat, as the cinema owners refused to screen it fearing backlash. See also List of massacres in India Naroda Patiya massacre Violence against Muslims in India References Citations Bibliography External links Frontline, May 2002 Report based on SIT findings' at The Times of India, April 2009 Safehouse Of Horrors Tehelka 3 Nov 2007 2002 in India Massacres in 2002 Attacks in India in 2002 Massacres in India Religiously motivated violence in India Arson in India 2002 riots 2002 Gujarat riots Persecution by Hindus Riots and civil disorder in India Anti-Muslim violence in India February 2002 events in India 2002 murders in India February 2002 events